Z-notch shape for a turbine blade
A technology of turbines and vanes, applied in the direction of supporting elements of blades, mechanical equipment, engine manufacturing, etc., which can solve problems such as maintenance and durability
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[0031] Disclosed is a design for a tip shroud for a turbine bucket. Known as the "Z-notch" design (or Z-notch profile), this design creates an interlocking condition between adjacent buckets during operation, providing engagement of adjacent buckets while reducing stress. The Z-notch design may be said to include a "Z-shaped profile". Among other things, the shaped profile of the Z-notch provides improved contact interaction between turbine blades in high-pressure turbines; improved mechanical blade loading under engine operating conditions; improved mass distribution in the tip shrouds, and Z-shape Improved control of any gaps between adjacent shrouds in the gap area. Some definitions are given before a detailed discussion of the embodiments.
[0032] The term "gas turbine" refers to a continuous combustion engine. In the exemplary embodiment, a gas turbine generally includes a compressor, a combustor (referred to as a "combustor"), and a turbine. During operation, the co...
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